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disposable power tools
On Thu, 17 Nov 2005 16:11:08 GMT, "dadiOH"
wrote: wrote: I know that boatbuilding subjects tools to much more wear than the average homeowner gives his power tools but I now have: Dead Craftsman sabre saw Dead B&D sander Dead B&D sabre saw Dying B&D drill Dying B&D cordless drill I am sure I could get them replaced if not for free at least for reduced price but it isnt really worth the effort as I am more limited by time than money. Still, its a little annoying to suddenly have your sander die in use. I know I could fix these tools if I wanted but its just a matter of time and priority. You might want to consider "industrial" grade tools (yes, B&D makes them too). True, they cost more than "homeowner" grade but they die only infrequently... Industrial quality American tools are the answer. Pick up a Milwaukee drill and a Makita in the other and note the difference. "They can take a f**king and keep on clucking." |
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